Pooja Nair

KOZHIKODE: A surge in old case files, crime reports, and fragmented memories are flooding social media timelines across northern Kerala, where incidents long buried in court records are being pulled back into public discourse, reshaping political conversations after the recent elections.

KOZHIKODE: In Perambra, where poll results had long followed a familiar script, a 34-year-old lawyer rewrote the narrative. Fathima Thahiliya of the IUML did no

KOZHIKODE: “Vaikittu entha parupadi? Oru chaya kudikan poyalo?” (“What's the evening plan? Shall we go for tea?”)

KOZHIKODE: It began not in Kerala, but on the streets of Italy, where a young management student watched cafés quietly sell their unsold food at the end of the day instead of throwing it away. That simple, practical idea stayed with 25-year-old Muhammed Nihal. Years later, back home in Kozhikode, he is turning that observation into a full-fledged movement against food waste.

Operators warn that women, who constitute the backbone of their ridership, will abandon private buses entirely, leaving behind only students travelling on concession tickets.

KOZHIKODE: The arrival gate at Karipur airport turned into a scene of overwhelming emotion on Thursday morning as Abdul Rahim, a Malayali man who spent almost t

KOZHIKODE: For most people, retirement marks the end of a chapter. For Moideenkutty and Sakeena, it became the beginning of a quiet act of compassion that transformed the lives of four families forever.

KOZHIKODE: Is lighting a traditional lamp permitted in Islam? Does the intention behind the act matter, or is the act itself enough to make it religiously probl

KOZHIKODE: For generations, schoolgirls have walked into classrooms bearing more than just books and bags. They have carried abdominal cramps, headaches, fatigu

KOZHIKODE: For generations, schoolgirls have walked into classrooms bearing more than just books and bags.